Sentence examples for subject to large changes from inspiring English sources

This is particularly advisable if the population size is known in advance to be subject to large changes in time.

In this paper, we consider the indirect adaptive control of processes subject to large, infrequent changes in the process parameters.

Professional and related services and public administration are two sectors that were subject to large technical change, as Appendix A: Fig. 2 shows.

The control of solar plants is challenging for several reasons, one of which is that the solar irradiation that represents the main energy source cannot be manipulated and is subject to large fluctuations due to changes of the weather conditions.

ACS changes are subject to large stochastic variation over time: because we are less interested in year-to-year variations than in long-term ACS trajectories, we modeled the cumulative ACS changes over time.

Changes in inventories, however, are often subject to large revisions.

When adjoining parts of a satellite that are made of different materials are subjected to large temperature changes, thermal mismatch stresses arise that are a function of the temperature change and the difference in coefficients of thermal expansion (CTEs) between the two materials.

The methods' ability to damage detection is compared using a specimen that is subjected to large temperature changes.

Thus, following the process of SSCs dedifferentiation back to gonocytes/PGCs and transdifferentiation into oocytes, the X chromosome might be subjected to large scale changes in gene expression and epigenetic modifications.

Violators will be subject to larger penalties.

Since the late 1800s, the catchment has undergone widespread urbanisation and climate warming, but has also been subjected to large-scale land-use change, especially during World War II and agricultural intensification in the 1960s.